The document discusses the dangers of comparing oneself to others on social media, as people only share the highlights of their lives which may make one feel inadequate. It notes that comparisons lead to toxic thinking that poisons one's soul and limits one's own success. The document recommends celebrating other's achievements instead of comparing and acknowledging one's own strengths rather than weaknesses to avoid unhealthy comparisons.

1. Should You
Compare Yourself
with Others?

2. Scrolling through Facebook is like
looking at everybody’s ‘Highlights Reel’.

3. We start to
compare what
appears to be
going on in
someone else’s
life to what we
know is going on
in ours.

4. People’s Social Media
posts emphasize their
strengths - which may
be our weakness.

5. Remember, a monkey can’t swim
underwater and a goldfish
can’t climb a tree.

6. Comparisons lead to
toxic thinking which
poisons your soul.

7. When you have toxic
thoughts about
other’s success,
it’s going to limit yours.

8. Stop comparing your
life to other’s
highlights reels by:
•Becoming aware that you are comparing
•Acknowledge your strengths
•Celebrate other people’s achievements

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